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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 196, 17 August 1872, Page 2

KID GLOVES! KID GLOVES! KID GLOVES! Ex Tababua. - f r T. S. WYMOND & CO., 1803 street. - STOKE READING ROOM. A MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS will be -OL held in the Schooxkoom, THIS (Saturday) EVENING, August 17, at Half-past Seven o'Clock. business:. . To Consider the Proceedings of the Last Meeting on Building Site. . ; By request of a large number of Subscribers. ■ -.-• 1601 ixTAB'ABUA— CRIMEAN SHI RT S. \ NOTHER CASE, of Wymond ath> Co.'s J\ RENOWNED CRIMEAN SHIRTS, at the Old Price of 3/9, worth 5/-; / HALL OF CoiOIERCE, 1802 Bndgre-Btreet. NELSON AND FOXHILL RAILWAY. A PUBLIC MEETING of the Residents in the Waisiea will be held in the SCHOOLROOM, Lower Wakefield, on .MONDAY EVENING Ni-XT, at Half-past Seven o'clock, for tlie purpose of getting an Expression of Opinion on the Desirability of the General Government at okcb Proceeding with, the above important Public Work. 1803 GEELOJSTG TWEED CAPS. T, S. "Wymonb & Co. have opened, ex Tababua— - A NOTHER CASE of their celebrated Boys' _OL and Men's 1/- CAPS. * . HAH OF OoaiMEBCB, ; 1804 Bridge-street. JUST ARRIVED, PROM LONDON DIRECT, Ex "WILLIAM PROWSE." A Splendid lot of BOOT TT P P E R S, Suitable for the market. V W. R. W. begs to inform his Customers and the general public that he is prepared to take Ten per cent, lesg for Cash. ; ; Repairs Neatly Executed. W. R. WAT EB S, BRIDGE-STHEET. 1802

PERMANENTJBUILDIKO& SOCIETY ...^ «-rvO# NELSONS ■&" mjl AtJGyST-MW.ING -.Will be, held- at . i ;V the'Tennperance Hall, :■ on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 19th instant, at Seven o'clock. . Stewards— Messrs Thokkton and WiGzfcu,. The Money will be offered at Auction at Halfpast Eight punctually. The interest on Loans is only Seven and a-half per cent; WM. ROUT, 1816 t ".'.-' . . Secretary. JU S T BECEIV ED — half-a-ton Pbime Cheese. W. PATTERSON. v 1820 FUNERAL. TIHR FUNERAL of the late Mrs JOHN X BARIiETT will leave her )a»e residence, St. Vincent-street, on MONDAY .NEXT, the I9jh instunt^at 2 p.m , lor the Kew Cemetery. Friends' are resp; utf ully In v iled to Atteud. PARMENTER & AMOS, 1819 Undertakers. . HAND SEWING MACHINES. THE Holb'okn. Express, (LOCK-STITCH) By Whight & Mank, Just Opened and on Sale by •i823 N. EDWARDS & CO. NOTICE. FURNITURE ! ! FURNITURE !! ! rpHE Shot that has supplied the BEST X FUhNITURE in Nelson is that little SHOP next Mr. Pkatt's, Butcher, where all and every kind ot FURNITURE can be made to order. DRAWING-ROOM SUITES.aII Walnut wood, not part imitation, but the Genuine Article. Ladies' and Gentlemen's EASY CHAIRS. 150 designs to select from. A handsome ARABIAN BEDSTEAD for Sale, new design. Telescope DINING TABLES made as they ought ta be; by . . THO 'MA S SHONE, Cabinet Maker, 1743 Bridge-street.

BOOTS ! BOOTS!! BOOTS !!! Now Opening, ex William Pkowse, a CHOICE ASSORTMENT of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIME. Every advantage given for Cab K. Thomas Ushek, • ■ 1752 j. TRAFALGAR STREET. T. S; WYMOND & Co. HALL OF COMMERCE, g- " GIGANTIC STOCK OF ' g WINTER DRESSES 1! & Selling for Cash, at less than o MANUFACTUEBR'S OPRIGJES! o &■ . . n • _ - ' - H . Every new texture out, including — ' § 9 Prices i Dolly, Vardens, noo P ces . All wool French Sateens, . pnces tej W • Ij_ Bradford and French Repps h ®i Fn nch Merinos, new colors , £tf „ ' tiip Allwool Scotch Plaids •. . , / - .* . . ..' .Silk Vismrsd Black Alpacas ' : -? e ,: . i; g ,-iT Yjif^ J Embroidered Lustres v.--n Ma - - 5 g Yanj 'l , Brocaded Poplinettss Dreßß » >, g m 9d Persian. Cords • ; .' v 3 ■ •:- . Printed Cashmere^ . 7S< 6d *: CO rj tit Lustre Melanges . . -. • . , ■>. ■ . g . Rich Silk Warped Mohairs ,to -, i-3 •>••■•' oa <)H Handsome Satin Cloths .' „,, ' 5Zj O ■ ' , Plain Ppplins and Alpacas - - 2l8 »; :,t' .: fc* Pf? ■-.-• Challi' Checked Poplinettes • J ' • Kl "'' ' ■ ' -'■•.'■ _■ . ' • , • '. ; ;:.''. fed S FOB MOURNING— Black Alpacas, 9d. to 1/6 , ',•.■-.-.: <• ■■! r S £J ;! Black French Twills lod. to 1/4] , : , :., .;•,■■ Black Baratheas, 1/6 to 2/3. : : • ... „ „>■ " CQ : . Black Balnioral Crapes, 1/6 to 2/9 i , -^ W ■■■■■.'•' Blac^Persian Cords, 1/9 to 2/6 . * . . . ; ; ■; H P M ■ Black Silk-finished Lustres. ]/10J«o o/9 "'•'•" ; ' tJ tV ••''■•' ■"".•:.■.: Black, Satin Cloths, 1/9 to 4/- *.1■ VV; ' *;: ■"S 3 . '■'„'', Black paramattas, 2/3 to 3/9 >• • ••,.'. ; ; . , ' >4 w v^- : .: ' Blaisk: Valerian Cloths, 2/6 to 3/9 ,•'■ < ■',' , , H •^T ' Black' French Merinos, 2/6 to 4/9^ ''"# : ' : ! jg' ; , ' ° :i - JZ2 :S • *' s ," „ Black. Crape*, 4/6 to 7/6 v - .^',: ; . :."- ! ..! '■ S Black; Lyons Velveteens, 8/9 to 6/9 M w „ ;; .. .[._ , t Black'Silk Fringes, 6d to B/- (juflt.ianded) , , ,_;. . „, r$ „., ;JJJ. , .. ""i" J ,-,, I ..i(r''i-j., 1 ..!:<: /.: ■ ••'..•;, : ' ' w ' ''^'-' '>■""■ pa-ixebnb^ost'.^rbk.' '" v '>3. "' „; ' ' '" ■;. >; V-' 1 ' I '-'" 'V^'V!.- 1 .'."." -''ImV,. ■''■'»■ '"..' ; ' i ' . ,' '„ Rich JBlack.Xyons, Glace ;,'lj f^ : . " :" ■^ r -" > --- 1 " •* , : J":: .%.^iV -■?;.-};,'X";- >•*■'! !■:- ■"■ ..t'CS.'V*. 4 BlackGrba^e Naples ,-;.', g' O ■' '""•■■'■'- ■• \- ; '''V' ! V ; ;'!'t'r '•",-r : -- p '"i : ; : ;";, I '■'■■'•..-•' -<-■ ! - 1 •* - ; Black Cashmere de Loire .:■ *-, , «% vv^-^^;.!:SS^l9 : V^V 5 N^"" "H^---^ ; V^:;V.B^a^^eigWßtJfteCotdß-: ', "^. i, ; : : 'Prices from~j£2 ss. to 4'giiirieaß the Mi dreßSi all- guaranteed makes. v SP